U.S. Postal Service Could Shut Down In 3 Months
Representatives Carolyn Maloney and Gerry Connolly said in a statement the U.S. Postal Service could be shut down by June without help from the government.
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Michelle Obama and DJ D-Nice to Host ‘Couch Party’ Voter Registration Live on Instagram
DJ D-Nice and Michelle Obama are hosting an online voter registration party called "Couch Party: A Voter Registration Live Set" on Instagram Live.
Report: HBCU Enrollments Decline With Second Lowest Number in 17 Years
HBCUs had their second-lowest enrollment numbers in 17 years with disheartened alumni worried at their future of these institutions.
Lionel Richie Is Reportedly Considering Remaking ‘We Are The World’ To Support COVID-19 Relief
Lionel Richie is proposing a remake of the hit record “We Are the World,” which he co-wrote with Michael Jackson, to support the relief of
Instagram model, Nyakim Gatwech, is Allegedly Worth $4 Million
Nyakim Gatwech, the 24-year old model known as the Queen of the Dark, took her battle with colorism and turned it into a thriving modeling
Wondering if Life Insurance Would Cover You For Coronavirus? Here Are Some Answers
Black Enterprise spoke to an insurance expert about whether someone with life insurance would be covered if they succumbed to the coronavirus.
White House, Senate Agree on $2 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill
The White House and Senate reached an agreement shortly after midnight Wednesday on a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package for workers and businesses.
Cleveland Cavaliers Owner is Waiving Rent for Small Businesses in Detroit
The real estate firm is waiving all rent, expenses, and parking fees for all restaurants and retail tenants that qualify as “small businesses” for the
‘Soul Makossa’ Songwriter and Pioneering Saxophonist Manu Dibango Dead From COVID-19
The saxophonist and pioneer of Afro-funk music, and writer behind the 1972 hit song "Soul Makossa" has passed away due to the coronavirus.
Netflix and Ava DuVernay Emerge Victorious in ‘When They See Us’ Defamation Suit
A judge has tossed out a defamation lawsuit against Netflix and Ava DuVernay over the award-winning series "When They See Us."